At that, I think, is where we shall leave it.

In a thrilling game of T20 cricket, England came out on top and took the series.

Eoin Morgan said he wanted his players under pressure. Shahid Afridi obliged. England pulled through.

Goodbye. 

Nadine & Ivan: What a stunning finish to the game! This wonderful weekend of sport has started incredibly positively.

Here's a guide to all the sport you can follow on the BBC this weekend.

What's the most important thing captaining your side in T20?

England stand-in captain Jos Buttler: "Staying calm - with the nature of the game, there are going to be fours and sixes, you've got to bargain with the bowler for what you want them to do.

"I was disappointed that myself or Sam Billings could go on and play that innings that Sam did yesterday, but we're building well."

England stand-in captain Jos Buttler: "It's a bit more stressful being captain but it was a performance full of character. We didn't play our best, Afridi played as only he can but we got over the line.

"Liam Plunkett came back well, Adil Rashid bowled beautifully, Stephen Parry did well to bowl an over of spin in the powerplay and Chris Woakes really stepped up well to bowl that last over."

Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi: "I want congratulate England. They really played well.

"This is very fast cricket. We should raise our standard of fielding and our fitness levels.

"I missed the chance. That was a great opportunity to win the game.

"It was a good game of cricket and there's a few areas where we can improve before the World T20. We have time, but we have to improve as quickly as possible."

Man of the match Liam Plunkett: "It was nice to get runs on the board, Pakistan started with a flier but Adil Rashid came back well to get the wickets. I had to adjust for my second two overs, get the ball in the blockhole, bowl some cutters and it worked well."

Presentation time. They've been a favourite part of the tour for me. The usual awards - smart player of the match, most colorful innings of the match, best innings on a Friday in Dubai, best floppy hat worn.

Something else to note. It's almost midnight in Dubai...

Jay: Woakes was so fed up of winning easily that he gave Afridi all those runs.This way he had a real challenge & made it interesting

Woakes also took 13 runs from the final over of England's innings. An up-and-down night from the Warwickshire man, but quite probably the match-winner?

Lots of people getting in touch about Chris Woakes. Bar the Afridi over that went for 22, Woakes bowled three overs for 18 runs. Not bad.

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

"Every time Jos Buttler needed a wicket today, he turned to Liam Plunkett, and Plunkett delivered."

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Jimbo: Great last over from Woakes, good comeback after being Afridied

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"In these tournaments, you want to fear bowling to people. With England having Buttler, Billings and Hales and Roy at the top, what they're building is very exciting."

England, by the way, have now won five consecutive T20 internationals. It's probably a bit early to get excited about the World T20, but it's not a bad place to start.

Pakistan 169-8 (20 overs) - England won by three runs

Fall of wickets: 51-1 (Shehzad 28), 60-2 (Rafatullah 23), 90-3 (Hafeez 25), 93-4 (Maqsood 2), 107-5 (U Akmal 3). 120-6 (Malik 26), 148-7 (Afridi 24), 162-8 (Sarfraz 20). Not out: Anwar 3*, Tanvir 6*

Bowling figures: Willey 4-0-44-0, Woakes 4-0-40-2, Plunkett 4-0-33-3, Parry 4-0-33-1, Rashid 4-0-18-2.

England 172-8 (20 overs) - Vince 38, Buttler 33, Afridi 3-15

England won toss

Full scorecard

Russel Winder: England hold their nerve and win the T20 match against Pakistan. Quite exciting even if only watching the BBC live reporting.  

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

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"Twenty20 cricket is chastening at times. If someone like Afridi comes in and hits sixes, it takes a lot of guts to come in and bowl. Sometimes it's your day, sometimes it isn't, but you have to credit the guts required from the bowlers as it can be very daunting. Credit to Chris Woakes for keeping his nerve."

Andrew: Some of you look mighty silly right about now. Superb death bowling from Woakes!